FIND THE LINK AT THE BOTTOM OF THAT REGISTRATION PAGE, “FIND A GROUP” Use Our Early-Bird Discount Group Code [ KGBC Men, use our group code steel ] Include the Box Lunch or Bring Your Own Lunch
Join this church wide effort to read through the greatest chapters of the Bible in 2025 and discuss what we discover, one chapter at a time. We will post reading guides and downloadable pages to give you every opportunity to make 2025 the best year ever in regard to your spiritual growth and biblical knowledge.
What is F-260 All About? The Bible tells us many spiritual truths that we need to know about: 1. WE MUST ABIDE IN CHRIST: “I am the vine, you are the branches; the one who remains in Me, and I in him bears much fruit, for apart from Me you can do nothing.” – John 15:5 2. THE HOLY SPIRIT IS OUR TEACHER: “But the Helper, the Holy Spirit whom the Father will send in My name, He will teach you all things, and remind you of all that I said to you.” – John 14:26 3. WE LIVE LIFE IN COMMUNITY: “and let’s consider how to encourage one another in love and good deeds, not abandoning our own meeting together, as is the habit of some people, but encouraging one another; and all the more as you see the day drawing near.” – Hebrews 10:24-25
How F260 Works: 1. Read 1-2 chapters of the Bible each day, Monday-Friday. 2. Apply the HEAR Journaling Strategy: to Highlight, Explain, Apply, and Respond to the text for each day. Our goal is NOT to read the Bible through in a year, but to HEAR from God, a little each day. 3. Attend ONE Small Group each week, to discuss what the Holy Spirit taught you in your reading that week. What specific personal illumination or application does God have for you in his Word? 4. Weekends—Saturday is to catch up on reading, Sunday is to worship together.
Using the HEAR Strategy (Replicate Ministries): 1. H = Read the chapter and discover just ONE verse that jumps off the page, HIGHLIGHT that verse and meditate on it. 2. E = Now seek to EXPLAIN what that verse means. What is the context? What comes before and after the word, phrase, passage, or chapter? How does this relate to the rest of the book or the Bible? Is this literal or figurative language? Is the text prescriptive (to DO something) or descriptive (information)? What does the verse teach about Jesus, theology, myself, others, or God’s mission? 3. A = APPLY the text to your life. What does passage teach about God? What does it mean today? How can I apply it’s teaching? Is there an action or attitude that I must avoid or embrace? What is God saying to me? 4. R = How is God moving me to RESPOND to what I read today? Is there a call to action? Is there something God wants me to do or pray about? How does my life need to change or transform?
How Can I Get Connected?
Text only the word F260 to our church texting number: 757-330-3320
Ask to Join the Group. WHY? For updates and inspiration by occasional e-mails and texts (whether you attend group on Monday or read on your own or get involved in another F260 group – we’re all reading at the same pace).
You may join Scott’s group on Mondays at 6:00 PM or start your own group or read on your own. The point is reading God’s Word and letting the Holy Spirit speak to and teach you. The perk for joining a group is that we get to share what God is teaching us, hear what God is doing in the lives of fellow believers, and may encourage each other toward life transformation and application of God’s truth.
Self-Study Tools are Available: 1. The importance of CONTEXT: here is a description for every book of the Bible: [ kgbc.us/context ] 2. The importance of INVESTIGATION: find study questions for EVERY chapter of the Bible on our website: [ kgbc.us/questions ]
Additional Steps with ANY Verse: Is there a sin of which to confess/repent? Is there a person I need to love or forgive? Is there a person I need to encourage? Is there a person I need to confront? Is there a truth I need to remember? Is there a need that I can meet? Is there a place of service God has for me? Is there an error to avoid? Is there an example to follow? Is there a task that God has for me? Is there something I must surrender?
Featuring a brief video lesson from Rick Burgess, a nationally syndicated radio talk show host and founder of The Man Church discipleship strategy. Investing in Discipleship Requirements of being a disciple (Luke 9:23) Driving force behind being a disciple (Deuteronomy 6:4-5) Multiplication of disciples (Matthew 28:19-20) Growing toward spiritual maturity (Ephesians 4:11-16) Committing to making disciples (Romans 10:9-15) Knowing God Having a hunger for God (Psalm 63:1-2) Embracing the truth of God (Philippians 3:7-8) Knowing and following God’s ways (Psalm 1:1-2) Prayer aligns us with God’s heart (Philippians 4:6-7) Developing a heart of the lost (Colossians 4:2-4) Pursuing Holiness Our lives must reflect God’s holiness (1 Peter 1:13-16) Pursuing holiness honors God’s grace (1 Peter 3:15-16) Sexual immorality hinders holiness (1 Thessalonians 4:1-8) Pursuing holiness, fleeing habitual sin (1 John 3:4-10) Being filled with the Holy Spirit, God can use our lives to bless others (2 Timothy 2:20-26)
The Noble Men meet on various Saturday mornings throughout the year. Breakfast is at 8am and the study begins around 8:30, and we’re out the door by 9:30.
The Purpose: To realize the importance of remembering the faithfulness of God and responding to it.
The Point: As we move forward into all that God has in store for us as Christian men, it is essential to remember all that God has done in us. Just as Joshua set up literal stones of remembrance, modern believers should see the figurative stones of God’s goodness and faithfulness shown to us.
This year the conference is in Richmond, VA. We’re leaving the church at 6:30 AM and returning around 6:00 PM. Register on your own, include the lunch option. The event is at Mechanicsville Christian Center, 8061 Shady Grove Rd, Mechanicsville, VA 23111. Use the link below to purchase your group rate ticket. [ Register for the Richmond Conference, Joining the KGBC Men’s Group ]
Costs: $49 per man for the early bird group rate. Add $12 for the boxed lunch (or bring your own lunch)
The third Saturday of these five months. Breakfast is at 8am and the study begins around 8:30, and we’re out the door by 9:30. [ CLICK HERE AND LET US KNOW YOU’RE COMING ]
Here are the topics for the 5 sessions:
February 18 1) To examine how God uses times of tribulation to draw us to a closer relationship with Himself. March 18 2) To learn what it takes to be ready to be used by God at all times by looking at the life of Joseph. May 20 3) To stand strong in the fight against sexual temptation (or any temptation, really) in order to honor God with our bodies and our lives. June 17 4) To forgive others as God forgives us, relying on the Holy Spirit to help us reconcile ourselves to those who may have wronged us. July 15 5) To understand that God allows things to happen to us through which He works together to accomplish His ultimate plan.
This is the second man in the Real Men series, taught by Rick Burgess, a nationally syndicated radio talk show host, and founder of Burgess Ministries and The Man Church discipleship strategy.
We anticipate 60 guests each night while the shelter is at King’s Grant. We need classes to provide the evening meals (planning the menu, purchasing food, preparing the meal, and cleaning up the kitchen), generally one class each evening, (take a look below for the classes committed to serving a meal). For early risers, the breakfast team is at work beginning at 4:30 (preparing, cooking, and cleaning up each morning). The church provides the food for breakfasts. Hospitality is a team this year, hosting and ministering and serving our guests while they’re on campus. We will also need a few men to spend the night as a security detail.
TEAMS: Hospitality – seek to meet the needs pf people as they arise. Overnight Security – men to stay overnight to be a church presence on campus. Breakfast Team – help cook, serve, and clean up. Donations – sock drive and hospitality kits for our guests. Transportation – driving the PiN Ministry van from the resource center to the church. Evening Meals – join a class as they provide, cook, serve, and clean up.
CLASSES AND GROUPS PROVIDING THE EVENING MEAL: Mark Fogelgren Spaghetti Dinner – Wednesday January 25 Karen Rowell (Bread of Life Class) – Thursday January 26 Jim Zecchini (Spiritual Journey Class) and Kim Jessie (Kainos Class) – Friday January 27 Jim Cummings and Lynn Carlson (Bible Study Fellowship Class) – Saturday January 28 Natalie Cox and Josiah Barker (Young Adults and Legacy Builders Classes) – Sunday January 29 Bob Simon/Grillers (with Crossroads Class) – Monday January 30 Theresa Young (Good News Class) – Tuesday January 31
[ [inlinetweet]On October 15, we talk about “our true legacy will be defined not by earthly standards but by the impact we make for God’s Kingdom,” teaching from Rick Burgess on the life of Abraham.[/inlinetweet]) ]
Isaiah 32:8 – “But the noble man devises noble plans; And by noble plans he stands.”
